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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumGarry thinks the squirrel community may be out to get him after an incident on the road. Meanwhile, Garry had an experience riding in the Tesla that he worries may have literally been mind-bending. Plus, a roommate prank ended in a garage fire.
There’s a new internet craze for parents to worry about, this one is called “The Fainting Game,” Meanwhile, a woman found a unique way to get back at a co-worker she didn’t like. Plus, twenty-five perfect of the population does not want to leave the house, and Garry can understand why.
There are new details emerging about the woman who sent a man 65,000 text messages after one date that make the story even more creepy. Meanwhile, a psychic could not foresee her own arrest for fraud. Plus, another example of how you should not act when animals cross paths with humans.
A nervous woman called the police on a pair of Native American teens on a college tour, and it’s not the only busy body misfire in the news. Meanwhile, the images of lava coming out of Hawaii are absolutely amazing, but one in particular stands out to Garry. Plus, a police department in Michigan is taking some heat for a practical joke.
A Florida woman had a rude awakening when she felt something slide down her ear in her sleep. It turned out to be a cockroach. Meanwhile, two teachers in Florida are under investigation for handing out a unique punishment to a student. Plus, a man in England is missing his schnauzer.
A pair of pelicans crashed the graduation ceremony at Pepperdine University over the weekend. Meanwhile, Dennis Rodman is taking some of the credit for the thawing of relations with North Korea. Plus, there’s something new to worry about, courtesy of a family aquarium in Texas.
The White House Correspondents Dinner over the weekend generated some controversy, which seems to be the whole point. Meanwhile, schools are starting to get rid of analogue clocks because none of the kids know how to use them. Plus, a state trooper in New Jersey has been accused of using traffic stops as dating opportunities.
